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AI simplifies information retrieval
The City of Turku wanted a user-friendly solution to make the information in its information management system more accessible. We developed a chat interface that allows users to inquire about the city’s public decisions. The solution utilized AI tools.
The City of Turku
Application management service frees up time for development work
Meyer Turku wanted to free up its own employees' time for development work and needed a partner to take care of business application support. We designed a service model and a scalable application management service to manage the support and life-cycle services for Meyer Turku's business applications.
Meyer Turku
Close cooperation brings flexibility
Meyer Turku needed a partner to develop new solutions to boost its operations and maintain existing systems. In 2016, we were selected to implement a digital weekend work permit system. After the project, the cooperation with Meyer Turku's IT department has continued and expanded.
Meyer Turku
Machine learning enhances the production of a smart factory
Murata Electronics' extremely technical production lines collect huge amounts of data that tells about the progress of the manufacturing stages and the operation of the equipment. We help Murata to improve and streamline the operation of the production lines using machine learning.
Murata ElectronicsSuomi.fi integrations enable safe services for municipal citizens 24/7.
The city of Turku needed to speed up the processing of citizens' cases and increase the accessibility of services. We implemented several different interfaces to the Suomi.fi service for the city of Turku. We also developed new services for municipal citizens that utilize Suomi.fi interfaces.
City of TurkuAccess pass application system streamlines work
Meyer Turku wanted to streamline its network employees' access pass application process. We helped them to replace a manual process with a system in which the applicant enters the necessary information and automatically receives a message when an access pass is available from the site. The system also allows messages between the applicant and the processor.
Meyer TurkuA grant application system adapts to the needs of the city
The City of Turku needed a customer portal through which grant applications could be made, and a processor side through which the applications in question could be processed and sent for payment through the city’s ERP system. The dynamic forms of the system we have developed are versatile for handling grant or authorisation matters.
City of Turku
Revamped information portal keeps data harmonised
The Turku Museum Centre wanted to make a new information portal to replace the old one and centralise the old system's information and separate databases onto the new one. The information portal that we revamped guides users on how to save the data and enables them to add geospatial information.
City of TurkuDigitalisation expands services for citizens
The City of Turku is rapidly digitalising its services. With digitalisation, services are faster to use and available outside office hours. We assisted the City of Turku in master data management, system integrations and the construction of the service bus.
City of TurkuA long-term partnership guarantees successful projects
The City of Turku is actively developing its systems and inviting bids from software suppliers in accordance with the Act of Public Procurement and Concession Contracts. Over the years, we have delivered to the City of Turku more than 100 projects from the integration platforms to mobile user interfaces.
City of Turku
A mobile-friendly credit management application serves the needs of SMEs
Lowell found that companies of different sizes have different needs for credit management, and no single solution served all customers equally well. We developed a new, mobile-friendly interface for the needs of small- and medium-sized enterprises.
Lowell
Continuous service model builds common understanding
In 2016, Lowell (formerly Lindorff in Finland) was looking for an IT provider to develop information services for monitoring and reporting on companies' financial situations. Today, we develop and maintain Lowell's business systems on a pan-Nordic level.
Lowell
Partnership expands expertise and resources
In 2013, Murata Electronics’ integration platform required extra hands for maintenance and development so our cooperation began. Today, we develop and maintain Murata Electronics' IT systems in close cooperation with the company's own personnel.
Murata Electronics
